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Dr. Paige Muellerleile
Associate Professor of Psychology
Education
B.A. (Psychology), Arizona State University
M.S. (Social Psychology), Syracuse University
Ph.D. (Social Psychology), Syracuse University
Research
Dr. Muellerleile's research interests include
applied social psychology and health, meta-analysis,
and cumulative meta-analysis. She has been invited
to present colloquia and workshops on meta-analysis
and cumulative meta-analysis in the United States
and Europe. Broadly, her research interests involve
understanding people’s judgments and decision-making
processes. Research in her lab focuses on how portrayals of
sexual violence influence people’s perceptions of
risk, and how social identity influences risk
behavior.
Teaching
Since joining Marshall in 2006, Dr. Muellerleile has taught
General Psychology, Elementary Behavioral
Statistics, Intermediate Statistics, Clinical
Research Methods, Psychometrics, Psychology of Women
and Gender, Social Psychology, Advanced Social
Psychology, Human Sexual Behavior, Health
Psychology, Clinical Behavioral Health.
She is primarily interested in teaching
quantitative methods, social psychology, and
applications of social psychology such as gender,
health, and social influence.
Service and Outreach
Dr. Muellerleile serves as the College of Liberal
Arts (COLA) representative for the Marshall
University NASA West Virginia Space Grant Advisory
Consortium Committee, a program that awards
competitive Space Grant Scholarships for
undergraduate research. She is also a member of the
COLA research committee and a member of the Faculty Senate. Dr.
Muellerleile has served on the Healthy Huntington
task force and was recently invited to join the
Community Planning Group for HIV/AIDS in WV.
In addition, Dr. Muellerleile is a member of the Board of Directors
of CONTACT, the local rape crisis center.
Contact Info
telephone: (304) 696-2771
e-mail:
muellerleile@marshall.edu
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